Lenovo has introduced the Lenovo Vibe K5 Note in India with two variants – one with 3GB RAM for Rs. 11,999 and another with 4GB RAM for Rs. 13,499.
Let’s talk about the features:
One of the standout features of this handset is the enhanced security with the Fingerprint Scanner, located on the rear panel just below the camera. Through this scanner, you can unlock the phone in a mere 0.3 seconds.
Like the Vibe K4 Note, this device also comes with Dolby Atmos-powered speakers. The technology also extends to the 3.5mm headphone jack. The Wolfson audio codec helps make sounds rich and clear. The phone’s 3-mic input facilitates crisp communication while on a call.
The powerful 1.8 GHz processor coupled with the RAM capacity gives you a smooth user experience even when you run multiple apps or play games with rich graphics. The dual-SIM smartphone runs on Android 6.0 Marshmallow with Lenovo’s Pure UI skin which is closer to the pure Android feel.
The primary 13 MP camera comes with Phase Detection Auto Focus (PDAF) technology, which allows you to capture sharp, bright images even when the subject is moving. The 8MP front camera has a 77-degree wide-angle, so you don’t have to squeeze in too much while clicking a selfie with your friends.

I like lenovo A6000 Plus very much because it is budget phone with latest technology of android it is too smooth too soft and too good working phone.
I used last 6months but is never Hang it has long BATTERY and DOLBY sound system and 2GB RAM is good point of these phone and also 8MP BACK and 2MP FRONT and 3G band supported by this phone is 2100 MHz so if you happen to travel abroad you may not get 3G coverage like in the US, but that's okay as you won't be needing 3G abroad and all games are support and it is only 7000 Rupees.
It is perfect phone with middle class house hold budget and mobile lover.
Easy to use and the new update is much better ,its like the mini update and very much easier to use. 
This phone is very much cheaper then other phones, this phone has got elegant Beauty ,the best body design,and the best experience. 
This is the best phone to buy in this range ,which provides the best quality for gaming purpose.
My phone is mind blowing i make my selfi anytime and edit my photos.
Overall no words to explain my phone it is simply superb.

Lenovo A6000 plus comes with a standard issue 5 inch display with 720p HD resolution.
Most people don’t find this comfortable because any discrepancy in the display is immediately spotted by the eyes, thus making the experience mentally stressful sometimes. The text and images will appear sharp, and due the ppi being so close to retina level, you won’t really experience pixelation of images or text on zooming in. 
*Good Display 
* Good Battery Backup (Lasts for a Day) 
* No Lags at all (with KitKat 4.4.4) 
*Average Camera Works good in Outdoor ..
*Nice noise reduction in call ( Clear voice at other end)
*Great performance 
*light weight 
*Cool design 
*No notification light.. ! Seriously.. What was lenovo really thinking. 
*No lights on navigation keys..! 
*Super boring Stock Rom (VIBE UI) most bakwaas UI i have ever seen. 
*Camera.. As i said already camera isn't that bad.
*I did not get my headset with purchase of this phone..
* so i would suggest if you are not a heavy user you can go for this phone and happily upgrade the os to Lolipop But if you like playing games stay with KitKat
*Lenovo will never support against their smart phones , am trying for 45 days to rectify my A6000 mobile issue , so far no answers , blody buying this mobile being with out mobile both are same ..
Not Bad. Good for average users.

The Vibe K5 Plus looks great for a low-cost phone. it feels so cool to touch, which is part of its premium feel.
It has 5 inches(diagonally) display and has a resolution of 1080x1920 which pretty good for this price range.
The rear camera has a 13 megapixel sensor and the front camera has a 5 megapixel sensor. Video recording goes up to 1080p. There's also Dolby audio enhancement, as the logo on the back suggests.
Its very pleasant phone to use, on the whole. The screen is sharp and bright, though colours are just a tiny bit dull. Audio, on the other hand, is loud and clear. The Dolby audio supported twin speakers really do make a difference.
And the lenovo phone still having heating problem, its upper back got quite hot when doing relatively simple things such as streaming YouTube videos.
Photo quality was mostly okay - there's a bit of grain on anything that isn't right in front of the lens, and only close-up shots are really good. Focusing was an issue in all kinds of light. You get a small number of filters, but not much else. Video was smooth at 1080p, but I did notice the phone heating up again when recording.
Battery life seemed just about okay in day-to-day use, with the phone making it through the day if usage was relatively light.